Ada was born in Gorrels Run, in Tyler County, WV. She was the ninth child of George Washington Eller and his wife, Charlotte Miller, both of Ohio. She grew up on her parents' farm in Tyler County.
Some time after the death of her father in 1905, the family had moved to Grafton. By the 1910 census, Ada was living in Grafton, at 217 High Street, with her widowed mother Charlotte, her brother William Clinton, sisters Della and Mary and brother Loris.
In the 1920 census, Ada was living at 133 High Street, with her mother, brother Emery & his wife, sister Mary and brother Loris.
Some time around 1928, Ada married to Ray Bolyard, a carpenter. Ray was the son of Jacob Marshall Bolyard and his wife Sarah Caroline Wilson.
In the 1930 census, Ada and Ray were living at 133 High Street in Grafton, in the home of Ada's widowed sister Mary Bunner. Ada was listed as a cosmetician in a beauty shop.
In the 1940 census, Ada and Ray were still living at 133 High Street. Also in the household were Ada's mother Charlotte Ellers and a niece, 8 year old Jeanie Ellers. Ray was still a carpenter and Ada was a beauty shop operator.
Some time after that, Ada & Ray bought a farm on Trap Springs Road near Pruntytown.
Some time after the death of her father in 1905, the family had moved to Grafton. By the 1910 census, Ada was living in Grafton, at 217 High Street, with her widowed mother Charlotte, her brother William Clinton, sisters Della and Mary and brother Loris.
In the 1920 census, Ada was living at 133 High Street, with her mother, brother Emery & his wife, sister Mary and brother Loris.
Some time around 1928, Ada married to Ray Bolyard, a carpenter. Ray was the son of Jacob Marshall Bolyard and his wife Sarah Caroline Wilson.
In the 1930 census, Ada and Ray were living at 133 High Street in Grafton, in the home of Ada's widowed sister Mary Bunner. Ada was listed as a cosmetician in a beauty shop.
In the 1940 census, Ada and Ray were still living at 133 High Street. Also in the household were Ada's mother Charlotte Ellers and a niece, 8 year old Jeanie Ellers. Ray was still a carpenter and Ada was a beauty shop operator.
Some time after that, Ada & Ray bought a farm on Trap Springs Road near Pruntytown.
Ada was born in Gorrels Run, in Tyler County, WV. She was the ninth child of George Washington Eller and his wife, Charlotte Miller, both of Ohio. She grew up on her parents' farm in Tyler County.
Some time after the death of her father in 1905, the family had moved to Grafton. By the 1910 census, Ada was living in Grafton, at 217 High Street, with her widowed mother Charlotte, her brother William Clinton, sisters Della and Mary and brother Loris.
In the 1920 census, Ada was living at 133 High Street, with her mother, brother Emery & his wife, sister Mary and brother Loris.
Some time around 1928, Ada married to Ray Bolyard, a carpenter. Ray was the son of Jacob Marshall Bolyard and his wife Sarah Caroline Wilson.
In the 1930 census, Ada and Ray were living at 133 High Street in Grafton, in the home of Ada's widowed sister Mary Bunner. Ada was listed as a cosmetician in a beauty shop.
In the 1940 census, Ada and Ray were still living at 133 High Street. Also in the household were Ada's mother Charlotte Ellers and a niece, 8 year old Jeanie Ellers. Ray was still a carpenter and Ada was a beauty shop operator.
Some time after that, Ada & Ray bought a farm on Trap Springs Road near Pruntytown.
Some time after the death of her father in 1905, the family had moved to Grafton. By the 1910 census, Ada was living in Grafton, at 217 High Street, with her widowed mother Charlotte, her brother William Clinton, sisters Della and Mary and brother Loris.
In the 1920 census, Ada was living at 133 High Street, with her mother, brother Emery & his wife, sister Mary and brother Loris.
Some time around 1928, Ada married to Ray Bolyard, a carpenter. Ray was the son of Jacob Marshall Bolyard and his wife Sarah Caroline Wilson.
In the 1930 census, Ada and Ray were living at 133 High Street in Grafton, in the home of Ada's widowed sister Mary Bunner. Ada was listed as a cosmetician in a beauty shop.
In the 1940 census, Ada and Ray were still living at 133 High Street. Also in the household were Ada's mother Charlotte Ellers and a niece, 8 year old Jeanie Ellers. Ray was still a carpenter and Ada was a beauty shop operator.
Some time after that, Ada & Ray bought a farm on Trap Springs Road near Pruntytown.
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